They can get income in the form of rent from you as their Master Tenant while you sub lease to the other tenants.

Hello all,My husband and I have found a short sale in Virginia and we are about to put an offer using a VA loan.The problem with this property is that the master bathroom as no Floor and no toilet (the all bathroom need to be redone).

Here’s a picture of the master bathroom shower with that lovely 1998 gold trim1) what would it cost to replace it?

I am afraid that if he knows that his house is selling for a certain price, he might be inclined to cut corners on the renovation and rehabbing.Some details about the house:It is a 4 bed, 2 bath house with 1 bath en-suite the master bedroom.

Also leading to the master bathroom remodel and new hardwood floors!

I'm sure that with some training and practice you could master all of the below:marketingrehabbingsellingmanagingevictionsdrawing contractskeeping booksetc.Yet you do not (I hope) do all of it yourself.

Look at the contractor's own contracts, if he or she does not have their own contracts then they are not truly serious about their business and is a red flag to me.If you do want to take the risk of using a cheap general contractor or using cheap subcontractors then I would develop your own master agreement for your contractors and have them sign it in order to let them know what the standard is.

Our master contract and the project contract are signed with a start date in place and payment schedule.5.

2) Materials and labor to convert the living room into a master bedroom with bathroom is capitalized or 100% deductible in first year?  

Any selling features (master bath, walk-in closets, yard with deck, etc)?